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Xmod ??
While shopping at my local Compusa, I noticed a divice called "Xmod".(by Creative Labs). It claims to take MP3 and "rebuild" them to make the songs on a computer play through the computer speakers (PC or Mac) at "better than cd quality".
Does anyone have any experience with this item? Thanks, |
I've listened to one, it actually DOES make the sound a little more rich. Reviews online are pretty positive about it.
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I saw and tested one of these at CES earlier this year. I was seriously impressed, the difference was huge (and I'm picky about my audio!).
They fill in the gaps caused by compression, especially in the extreme high and low ranges (where the mp3 format is notoriously weak). Think feeding a jpeg through a filter to remove the compression artifacts. Essentially its a preamplifier with built-in fuzzy logic . . . . well worth the price if you're serious about audio quality. |
Originally Posted by evilroot
(Post 7878873)
I saw and tested one of these at CES earlier this year. I was seriously impressed, the difference was huge (and I'm picky about my audio!).
They fill in the gaps caused by compression, especially in the extreme high and low ranges (where the mp3 format is notoriously weak). Think feeding a jpeg through a filter to remove the compression artifacts. Essentially its a preamplifier with built-in fuzzy logic . . . . well worth the price if you're serious about audio quality. |
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